The 5th Annual “Hear The Music” Mental Health Awareness Golf Classic – Paying tribute to our First Responders and our Veterans, 9/11/26

Thank you to everyone who helped make the 5th Annual “Hear The Music" Mental Health Awareness Golf Classic a tremendous success! Your participation, generosity, and support made it a day to remember as we came together to raise awareness for mental health. We’re already looking forward to next year, so mark your calendars and get ready for the 6th Annual Golf Classic in 2027. In the meantime, relive the highlights by viewing photos from this year’s event in the Golf Classic gallery.

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We would appreciate your tax deductible donations, which will be used to work toward our goal to “Help ALL Hear The Music,” which means we will continuously reach out to agencies working with those who have a mental health condition and their families.  We want their communities to know they are there to help and need the community support.  

If not us, we encourage you to donate to a mental health organization near you.  It is so very tough for agencies serving those who have so many needs and challenges related to mental health.  

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20,000,000

# of people who suffer from Schizophrenia.

400,000

# of people with Schizophrenia who attempt suicide at least once annually.

3000

Annual # of new cases of Schizophrenia.